CNBC Daily Open: Apple and Amazon beat expectations, but not all’s rosy underneath
Financial results of both Apple and Amazon had some weaknesses under the hood.
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CNBC Daily Open: Trump's first 100 days are historic — for all the wrong reasons
Trump definitely brought a lot of shock in the first 100 days of his presidency, but it can hardly be said to have left anybody impressed.
CNBC Daily Open: Shock, but not much awe in Trump's first 100 days
Trump may have wanted his first 100 days to be historic — they might well be, but for all the wrong reasons.
4 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: U.S. consumers are starting to feel the pinch of Trump tariffs
During the weekend, Temu, a Chinese e-tailer known for offering wallet-friendly items, hiked prices, citing "import charges."
CNBC Daily Open: The real victims of Trump tariffs — U.S. consumers?
During the weekend, Temu, a Chinese e-tailer known for offering wallet-friendly items, hiked prices, citing "import charges."
5 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Countries are pivoting away from the U.S. amid Trump policies
An “America First” policy, ironically, may encourage other countries to leave the U.S. behind, far from the pole position.
CNBC Daily Open: Trump’s ‘America First’ might leave the U.S. behind
An “America First” policy, ironically, may encourage other countries to leave the U.S. behind, far from the pole position.
8 days ago
CNBC Daily Open: Markets rise as tech boost offsets trade worries — for now
Trade tensions still lurk, with Intel CFO David Zinsner warning that tariffs and retaliation from other countries have increased the likelihood of a recession.
CNBC Daily Open: Markets rise as tech boost offsets trade worries — for now
Trade tensions still lurk, with Intel CFO David Zinsner warning that tariffs and retaliation from other countries have increased the likelihood of a recession.
CNBC Daily Open: Tech takes centerstage, but trade tensions loom large
While tech appears to be at the forefront of investors' mind for now, tariffs and trade tensions still lurk in the shadows.